James Abulencia, assistant professor of chemical engineering at Manhattan College, is testing a sustainable technology to bring clean water to rural communities in his native Philippines
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April 2011
News Headline: Riverdale
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Outlet Full Name:
New York Daily News — Bronx
News Date:
Thursday, April 21, 2011
News Headline: U.S. State Dept., EPA programs feature professors from R.P
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The water system will be introduced in Nagcarlan, Laguna in the Philippines. DLSU partnered with Manhattan College in developing the system which uses indigenous biodegradable materials such as coconut shell.
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Philippine News
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Sunday, April 24, 2011
News Headline: Filipino Professors Participate in US National Sustainable Design Expo
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The Philippine Embassy in Washington D.C. reported that the De La Salle University (DLSU) partnered with Manhattan College in New York City in developing a sustainable water purification system which uses indigenous biodegradable materials such as coconut shells.
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DFA.gov
News Date:
Wednesday, April 27, 2011